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Hey all!
My current blog was approved by AdSense a long time ago. It only had a few articles, I think around 9 and they were all decent length.
Now, my friend has recently applied for the Google AdSense for his own blog which focuses on animals. He has 14 articles, all between 500-1000+ words, pictures inside them and everything. Sadly, he got rejected and the reason was "insufficient content". I know that he can reapply but I'm wondering how much content does he truly need? I had less than him and got approved. I'm confused.
Thank you for your help!
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Cristian
500-1000+ words per article are not bad, but having just 14 article in total may be the real reason for his rejection. I also recommend reading about what is now required to get accepted into Google Adsense and how to speed your approval by making sure your website looks and moves correctly.
Another reason for the rejection may be the quality of the articles. Bad grammar and inaccurate information can lead to Adsense rejection your website.
Tell your friend to keep trying only after he reviews everything about his site and content. If you were approved a long time ago with fewer demands from Adsense, it doesn't mean your friend will get the same treatment. Google Adsense policies and requirements had changed and evolved over the years. I own an Adsense account for more than seven years now, and I didn't have any problems in getting accepted. 500-1000+ words per article are not bad, but having just 14 article in total may be the real reason for his rejection. I also recommend reading about what is now required to get accepted into Google Adsense and how to speed your approval by making sure your website looks and moves correctly. Another reason for the rejection may be the quality of the articles. Bad grammar and inaccurate information can lead to Adsense rejection your website. Tell your friend to keep trying only after he reviews everything about his site and content.
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